lost alaskan

BTR makes sense.

Good job.

Do your best to try and get out. Or find something to photograph in your back yard or in your house. This (or something like it) I posted in a competition and got a few points for it. If not abstract,

Fire. Who needs it? A little wrinkle on an old song. I live in the US desert south west. We have had a fire every year. I believe we are at a point where the Sonoran desert around here is gone for ...

It's lucky that the fence posts survived.

That's pretty cold.

Maybe not all that unexpected.  You were shooting at street lights on a dark night.  I got a shot of a planet next to the moon right at civilian twilight and thought the star burst was because of ...

A juxtaposition of views; -keep going back because you might be able to improve on that great photo and never go back because it won't be the same and disappointing. I will certainly revisit places ...

F 4.5 and you got that much star burst.  I thought it took  F16 to get that.

What? getting up? Going to work? Posting a pic?

I've skied in rain.  Never again.

I take three lenses outside with me every time. I have a couple of others I could use for fun. I have a couple of macros that never leave the house (I have no interest in bugs or flowers).

I like this one.  Probably would fit in Street and Documentary.

I must be the only cable guy.  The same card has been in my camera since I bought it. I re format a couple times a year.

You could add ten more.

The best thing you've ever done.  Just being funny.

Mercy.

A very interesting shot with bonus description.

It's a little artsy.  I could see that on the wall.